and then you look at a guy like gary hart.to speak about any of it, thinks it's gonna hurt too many people for him to revisit it, and he's gonna hold on to his dignity. 25 years later, he won't tell me or anybody else what he did or didn't do because he doesn't thies anybody deseo know. - it was a tragedy for him, perhaps the country, that his monumentally stupid mistake, led hi oto being kicked opublic life, 'cause he was as smart and as visionary a politician as i've ever known. - i believe i would have been a successful candidate, and i know i couoo have been a verypresident, particularly for these times, w but apparently, 'll never know. - we can get in a time machine and we can go back and we can throw out franklin roosevelt, we can throw out lyndon johnson, and we can throw out john kennedy, but i think most americans consider those successful presincies. - a lot of people of quality just will not have their personal life explored. people looking in their windows and following them-- that happens in police stacis, not in

. >>> kevin hart is going to off when he hearse that.ell, we just heard neve campbell talking about "party of five" coming back. man, these reboots keep coming. now, roseanne barr is gearing up for her career comeback starting with new tv interview. >> and action! >> you'll soon see a different roseanne on camera, the now-blonde comedienne tweeted a pic of her new hairdo along with this tease -- i will be doing a tv interview this week. roseanne didn't say who she would be taking to now. roseanne didn't say who she'd be talking to now, but abc is moving forward with its spinoff without her. production on "the conners" is expected to start next month. "e.t.'s" learned the writers room opened a few weeks ago. the premiere is this fall. that's when "house of cards" will also go on, without kevin spacey. >> we were able to complete the series as planned. >> robin wright spoke with the "today" show about the final season. she will be the lead, after multiple accusations of sexual misconduct lead to spacey's firing. >> was there any kind of re

when brian hart was surfing, as he's done his entire adult life. this is video his wife posted on instagram. he crashed into the cliff apparently head first. it opened a gash in his head and rendered him unconscious. >> i heard he was pitched into the white water and the white water pushed him into the cliff unfortunately. it's really sad. >> reporter: you have no control at that point. >> you have no control at that point. >> witnesses are calling for help. >> numerous calls from the public, we have him out of the water at this time. they have cpr in progress. 45-year-old male, not conscious, not breathing. >> hart was really 53, and is in serious condition at valley medical center where his wife recalled what happened. >> i didn't recognize him when they were bringing him in because he literally looked gray, black almost. so i didn't recognize him. >> their 15-year-old son santiago administered cpr and revived him. however, hart sustained damage to his cervical spine, arms and legs paralyzed. friends set up a gofundme page, that's raised close to

questions, everybody. >>> coming up, kevin hart turns 39. >>> promo consideration provided by -- >>> kevin hart weekend. >> i'm not sure if you caught that on the show. kevin hart's birthday. >> okay. >> i feel like i got to talk even louder. >> i think we all heard that it's kevin hart's birthday today, he turns 39 and he's celebrating it in sin city. they'll be partying it up inside dre's nightclub >>> next week, new competition show. total knockout premieres on cbs and get ready because these two right here, nischelle and i tested out the course >> i don't think we'll be able to air that piece. >> no, we're going to air it. >> yeah, we'll have it on monday. but here's a taste real quick. bye, everybody. >>> go! >> watch this, watch this. >> you're doing great. you're just blocking the ball with your body. all right. music ] >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this

it's kevin hart's birthday today, he turns 39 and he's celebrating it in sin city.e dre's nightclub >>> next week, new competition show. total knockout premieres on cbs and get ready because these two right here, nischelle and i tested out the course >> i don't think we'll be able to air that piece. >> no, we're going to air it. >> yeah, we'll have it on monday. but here's a taste real quick. bye, everybody. >>> go! >> watch this, watch this. >> you're doing great. you're just blocking the ball with your body. all right. now at eight .... sfx temperatures soaring this weekend ... as scorching weather spreads from the southwest to the bay area. whooshnew fires erupting all over the state from san rafael to san diego .. we have an update from the big one in yolo county.whooshif you're heading to the beach ... be aware of a new warning about rip currents,all it takes is literally a secondwhooshin the east bay ... a would=be robber enters the wrong home .... and leaves on a stretcher,the family member in the home had no other option to protect themselves (ken) now at 8.

jamie hart was sexually assaulted. did you start to think that these could be connected?> i didn't think they were connected. and that was primarily because with jamie, was that there was a boyfriend that may have been involved. and it was a romantic relationship that went wrong. it wasn't some random occurrence by a stranger. >> kristen was now living with overwhelming anxiety and dread, which she says manifested into dangerous behavior. >> instead of being afraid of everything, i became afraid of nothing. i, you know, i just became completely risk-seeking. >> what kind of things would you do? >> i think i started drinking heavily for a while after that. i'd hop on the back of a stranger's motorcycle after he had had three beers. and it took a long time to really get out of that hole. >> just as kristen was starting to turn a corner, her attacker was due in court on that misdemeanor charge. but nothing came of it. he didn't even show up. >> i had done what i needed to do. and part of me just wanted to forget it ever happened. >> but she couldn't. kristen was about to wal

n hart >>> part dodgeball, part obstacle course, as five unsung heroes try to win $50,000. >> kevin hart brings the last in a new competition series, called tko, total knockout. >> tko! >> i spoke with kevin hart this morning. >> reporter: tell us about your latest project quick >> that idea, they came up with the idea of incorporating dodgeball and an obstacle course, competitors competing against one another, and the way that they try to prevent each other from doing better than the other person did, is stopping them at the battle stations, they man their own battle stations, and get in the way of their competition, in the meantime, i stand in the middle and hose, i create a fun environment, full of last, full of jokes, full of fun, -- i host. i think people will enjoy. >> it premieres on wednesday at 8 pm right here on kpix 5, if you know kevin hart, high energy. >> the obstacle part, that looks painful. >> that's the point, got to make it painful. he loves doing that. >> all right. [ laughter ] we'll be right back. the bold and the beautiful is next. ken and liz will see you at five.

thank you, captain hart. >> president cohen: thank you. [applause] >> president cohen: captain, before you make your remarks, supervisor yee would like to say a few nice things about you, as well. >> supervisor yee: yes. i don't want supervisor safai to hog up all the -- >> supervisor safai: that's okay. we can share. we can share. >> supervisor yee: we love him, too, in district 11. ingleside police station actually covers a small piece of district seven, and every meeting in which they have had, where they ask the police station to come, captain hart is always there. and i have to say, you really do the best. you do really lead by example. you're in the community. i mean, i'm glad that you're actually living in san francisco, you know, raised here, and understand the people in our neighborhoods. so i'm really proud -- thank you very much, supervisor safai, for acknowledging captain hart and his -- his team over at ingleside station. now i'm jealous that i didn't do that first. thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor yee, i will join yo

jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office.he college station police department and the sheriffs office to compare the dna. what they found? ynobe was also jamie's killer. >> reporter: what's that moment like? >> i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved. but all i could think was, "this is -- this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again, another girl is dead, and another family has lost their precious daughter." >> reporter: chuck says to this day he misses jamie and has never gotten over being viewed as a suspect. >> having to spend such a long time under investigation for the death of a loved one. it hurts. it hurts a lot. >> reporter: it's -- it's like a scar? >> very much so. very much so. >> reporter: do you feel bad about that at all, that he was put through that? >> i'm sorry that he had to go through that, yes. but if i had to do the investigation over, i wouldn't change anything. i'm sorry he lost the love of his life. but we had a job to do, and we had to either arrest him for murder, or

hart is in serious condition at valley medical center. his arms and legs are paralyzed. >> i think that he's happy that he's alive and we're by his side at all times, and we're trying to be very positive. brian is an incredibly strong person. >> friends set up a gofundme page to help the family. contributions are closing in on $40,000. veronica hart says she is grateful for the kindness of the surfing community, their circle of friends, and strangers from all over. she is especially grateful for the words of support posted which give her courage to face what could be a long road ahead. hart sustained serious damage to his cervical spine, and until the swelling goes down, it's not known what kind of surgery lies ahead. he remains in serious condition. in santa cruz, david louie, abc 7 news. >> we wish him the very best, of course. >> absolutely. >>> time to check on our weather as we hit midweek. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. expenser? >> another warm summer day is winding down. a beautiful evening right now. here is a lo

hart was filming himself. >> so you can see the smile on his face.he was reacting to it, but believe it or not, hart was once a photographer in the navy. technology apparently has changed since then, so we can certainly cut him some slack. >> he looks good, though. >> so did the proposal, i think. did the proposal, i think. if you... you have fleas. help protect your pet, home and yard from infesting fleas ... ...with the advantage fleaction plan. crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home or office. panera. food as it should be. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with m

cheers to our good friend, kevin frazier. >>> coming un, the funniest feud you'll ever see, kevin hart haddish. why are they fighting over $300? >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> if there's anybody in the free world you want to owe money to, it's kevin hart. you know what, he won't let you pay him back. >> just ask tiffany haddish. she had to ambush him on the set to try and square things up. >> make it rain. >> hold on now. you don't have too is this. >> of course, that didn't work. kevin posted this message to tiffany. what he didn't know i put it back in one of her wig caps that she wasn't wearing that day. kevin wasn't joke zblg are you serious, kevin? am i going to have to fight you to give you this money back? >> tiffany, let it go. just hit him up for a really big dinner. >> exactly. or a nice gift. okay, another reason they've taken their money fight public. they star in "night school." >> a great time this - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for credit secrets sponsored by info up, llc. the product endorsers who appear have been compensated for their t

cheers to our good friend, kevin frazier. >>> coming un, the funniest feud you'll ever see, kevin hart. why are they fighting over $300? next on kron-4 news at eight: a duck boat accident kills 17 in missouri... hear from witnesses who describe the horrific tragedy. a popular road being permanently closed off to cars. why the widely used avenue is shutting down....and the mixed reaction it's creating. plus... a 433 million dollar jackpot is up for grabs tonight. we'll have your winning numbers. i'm grant lodes i'm justine waldman. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> if there's anybody in the free world you want to owe money to, it's kevin hart. you know what, he won't let you pay him back. >> just ask tiffany haddish. she had to ambush him on the set to try and square things up. >> make it rain. >> hold on now. you don't have too is this. >> of course, that didn't work. kevin posted this message to tiffany. what he didn't know i put it back in one of her wig caps that she wasn't wearing that day. kevin wasn't joke zblg are you serious, kevin? am

peter lichtenheld is the vice president of operations of hart inter civic. and bryan finney is the ceo and founder of democracy live. he is representing the sector coordinating council. so we've moved from the government part of the hearing to the nongovernment part of the hearing and we will see how this goes, but we are glad to have you here and we have your written testimony, it's part of the record. mr. leiendecker, if you want to start by either reading or summarizing what that testimony has told us before we get a chance to ask you a couple of questions that would be fine. >> sure. thank you, senator blunt. ranking member klobuchar and members of the committee. thank you for today's opportunity to be here. i'm grateful for your willingness to engage and take into consideration the vendor's perspective. what i was here to talk about is specifically about my experience in the past as a former election director. i think that's a unique perspective that i can bring, you know, to the table. i wanted to talk about, you know, the different things that we, you

kevin hart is doling out abuse on the set.i experienced firsthand taking our lumps on this wild course. tk go. >> this is where it gets good. you've got a helmet. >> she's fine. >> you're doing amazing. >> no, you're doing great. you're blocking the balls with your body. that's good. stay there. >> so what we discovered is competing on his new game show is a lot harder than it looks. >> can i ask you a question? >> yes, sir. >> i only went from there to here. >> yeah. >> why can't i breathe right now. >> people are throwing objects at you left and right. as fit as you are, you couldn't grasp the fact that these balls wouldn't stop flying at your face. >> i may be fit but i'm not dumb. >> let's call it a little -- >> oh, no. oh, no. >> do not think that that happens all the type because it doesn't. >> i wasn't even looking. > i saw something out of my peripheral. you're okay. >> i got you. >> kevin hart produces the series that has contestants raising through ob obstacles all for a $50,000 grabbed prize. >> come on, cam. come o

and all the streets along hart avenue will be closed. will be some parking nearby and some street parking nearby but again, if you are going to come out, come out early because it will be hard to find parking. in danville, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> thank you. in san francisco, we are hoping for clear skies by the time the fireworks start tonight. keyword is "hoping." saying your prayers and your "hail mary" prayers because it's not looking good for tonight. clear now. of course the show is scheduled for 9:30. hopefully it stays clear. >> yeah. >> but in the east bay they may have a little bit of luck. >>> san jose the fireworks, east bay, concord, it will be clear. danville, as well. so tonight, around the water, this is normal, we do get cloud coverage. it's always that marine layer that comes through the golden gate bridge, hang around the bay, right over pier 39. so that's how it's timing out. right now looking towards the north you can see a layer of clouds over a lot of marines the north bay, that's where we are seeing some clouds

one familiar face who is here is goalkeeperjoe hart.er u nsuccessful loa n face who is here is goalkeeperjoe hart. after unsuccessful loan spells at torino and west ham, joe hart is back at manchester city. but with no future under guardiola and a year left on his contract, he faces an uncertain future ahead of next month's transfer window. well, manchester united are involved in the same tournament. juan mata rescued jose mourinho's side from an opening pre—season defeat last night. united came from behind in the second half against mexican side club america, drawing 1—1, missing many of their key players after the world cup. tournament winner paul pogba of france and english duo jesse lingard and marcus rashford were among those absent. frank lampard knows what life in america is like, having ended his career in the mls, but he's about to step into the unknown with his firstjob in management. the new derby county manager has his first home game at pride park tomorrow, and we asked him how he'd found the passionate support for him from

before that arrest, hart had been on suspension without pay back in april. he was charged with forgery and theft after allegedly signing his ex-wife's name on a check to pull money from aoint account. according to police, hart has been under investigation for other matters since the beginning of this year. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thanks, erika. >>> new today the man accused of killing five pple at the "capital gazette" last month in annalis has officially been indicted. jarrod ram w is chargedh five counts of murder as well as attempted murder and saumt. ramos is accused of opening fire at the "gazette" on june 28th and killing five staff members. investigators say he held a grudge againsthe paper aft a report about a harassment charge against him. >> first and o only news 4. a paycheck problem in the district. th district thought it had concerning governmentth employe. problem just got a lot bigger. mark segraves says how they failed to withhold social security taxes. the district thoughtt affected hundreds of employees for a yr but mark

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. >> and yeah, well, a friend says bryan hart was put in a medically- induced coma after he crashed into that cliff right behind me. surfers say they know they are taking a risk when they get into the water here. >> i moan, it makes you think twice definitely. >> reporter: a surf camera bought the moment that changed brian hart's life in an instant this saturday. he tries to catch a wave, but with when he pulls back to make way for another surfer, the wave crashes and forces him into a cliff. >> this is one of the most high performance waves in california. >> bryan nair surfs all the time and says it's probably the best surf break in the state but also one of the most dangerous. >> that is a decision that guys have to make. well, this hooks like a god wave. am i going to be able to clear the cliff to ride it. >> you have to make that decision within seconds. >> reporter: on a go fund me page, a friend writes bryan broke his neck, collarbone, ankle, several ribs and has a spinal injury that has kept him on a breatheing tube. bryan's wife posted on her facebook page her husband has a long

john hart was riding a tramway when he met a couple about to get engaged.art was asked to record this very special moment as the soon to be groom popped the question, unfortunately grandpa did not flip the camera. he left it in selfie mode. instead of videotaping the proposal, the dude caught his own reaction. it's funny, it's sad. i put all blame not on this guy but on that couple, on the guy. >> i have to say also, i age discriminate but i'm going to ask somebody to take a picture. i'm not -- what do you press now? >> you don't leave something kechance. >>> world cup mania is here as we head down to the is semi-finals. an update when we come back. g l. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irres

hart thought he was catching the whole thing but it turns out he only recorded his own reaction.dn't get the big moment, me will forever be a part of this couple's engagement story. i hope they invite him to their wedding. how can you not love that. thanks for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 4:30, 6 and 11 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. >>> this sunday, breaking news. rescue workers have begun to pull boys from that flooded cave. we'll have the latest from thailand in just a moment. >>> also, courtside seat. president trump prepares to announce his supreme court choice. >> you turn in monday at 9:00, i think you're going to be extremely happy. >> docrats hope to stick together in opposition and win over at least one republican to defeat the nomination. >> it would be very difficult for me to support a nominee who did not consider roe v. wade to be settled law. >> it's a fight over the direction of the court for a generation or more. my guest this morning, re

well cop and then also line up our starting eleven and then argue all starting eleven now i had joe hart and go joe hart's not even been paid he's not in the case and it's one of the things made brave decisions that caused a bit of a stir he hasn't got jack wilshere who was also in my starting eleven jack wilshere has had possibly the best season he's ever had for us not now we see things differently and i saw someone with a bit of power a bit of grit better leadership midfield i saw a goalkeeper who would be. you know. controlling and helping all these young players harry mcguire very very young you know all these guys but he took chances he gambled and he's won it so one of the things he did take a chance is what the goalkeeper and jordan pick for his has been he's been excellent and i am convinced that had jordan pickford not play the way he did against sweden i'm not sure whether england would have been in the semifinal but he was actually in that game he had two very very big saves he had a header from marcus burke that he got down on his left hand side and then a little bit later a

on their homepages abortion opponents take advantage of the lack of publicly available facts dr ted hart has even been targeted by them. we received letters we were called child murderers someone took pictures of me and the anesthesiologist from our website and made a flyer with them. they wrote on it how many children we kill each year how much money we earn with that and then they fax this to all the other doctors. today these pro-life ers are mainly active online and they often show extremely graphic images german women who search for abortion information online are often directed to these very websites. it is striking the kind of image these people have of women and how they also try to make women feel even more guilty and to make everything harder for them. the doctor says that women who are conflicted need support not preaching. this kind of i mean it's interest it's clear that it's not simply a medical problem but with a medical problem no one would come up with the idea of saying now i hide all the information and let her suffer that's also what i don't understand. because diana

now here's your host army sergeant brian hart. >> good morning it is just moments now until president ronald reagan officially greets the people of berlin. air force one touched down moments ago in west berlin. president reagan is visiting berlin to help the city celebrate its 750th anniversary and will make a major speech at the berlin wall in which he is expected to challenge gorbachev to tear down that wall. the is in route to the president will accomplish many things today. president reagan is the 40th u.s. chief executive and has been here before as president and as a private citizen. with today's visit we look back on the history of american presidents in berlin. we start with the first such trip in 1945. presidential visits to berlin haven't always seen the fanfare created by modern day media. on july 7th, 1945, the first u.s. president to visit berlin, president harry s. truman, uneventually boarded the uss augusta for a nine-day voyage to bell gym. his destination was germany where he, winston churchill and joseph stalin decided to meet the post-world war ii germany. a flag r

for several years about the level of radiation in its water under the leadership of chair kathleen hart at white the commission falsified data because she said e.p.a. standards for radiation levels in water were to be protective and expensive to follow even though the commission admitted in two thousand and one that some types of radiation in the tap water of some texas communities pose an increased lifetime cancer risk of one in four hundred a local news team in houston pressed hard at white on the commission's decision but if you're wrong well if you win you have there's all kinds of ways in the what if you're wrong an e.p.a. was right well i don't see what do you mean and what if you're wrong and if you are right about there being a danger that it would be it would be regrettable yeah that would be regrettable. almost as regrettable as trump nominating her in october do you have the white house council on environmental quality even though democrats blocked her nomination in december from decided this month to renominate her. crazy right. since that piece the white house actually with

>> all the world got to see in that video was john hart's smiling face. was incredibly happy and was trying to capture the marriage proposal. >> turns out someone else got footage. the couple reached out to hart to show him both sets of video and invited him to their wedding as the wedding photographer. >> i doubt that part. i do love that. now they put a little side by side. what was happening and his reaction shots. >> hart said he used to be a photographer. he is glad to be there at the wedding. but it's been a while since he's like done any photography. i think they used to do the thing where you put the -- >> blanket over and the light bulb breaks. >> he was a wedding photographer. >>e was a photographer in the navy believe it or not. he's glad that people smiled. i hope he goes to the wedding. >>> coming up, what brought the tour de france bicycle race to a screeching halt. see how protesters managed to stop the race and how the police response hurt the riders. >>> plus the latest on demi lovato. how she's battled mental health and substance abuse i

investigators say thomas hart tried to use his car to hit hicks ex-wife's boyfrie. before the arrest hart was on suspensionut wit pain before putting name on a check to withdraw money from a joint account. >> news 4 broke a payroll discpancy story last year and the problem is now bigger than thought and it affects hundreds of employees dating bk 30 years. mark segraves with that story here only on news 4. >> reporr: a line item on everyone's pay stub, withholding tax for social secity and medicare. last yearistrict officials acknowledged that a routine audit uncovered hundreds of employees who did not have the tax el and what the found was a bigger problem. >> the would be pros been going on for 30 years. >> the department offus 4 says her staff hash gone thro the records by hand to i'm who else may and out of the thousands several hundreds will receive notices. >> reporter: this notice was sent to hundreds of government and dcu employees this afternoon and in addition toif nng the ploys and correcting the problem e bower administration has offered many other steps,

. >> supervisor safai: thank you, and i'll hand it over to you, captain hart. >> thank you, from districts seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and your staff, who are really seven days a week are always on call. i'd like to thank chief scott, commanders and captains mannix and praya. i also want to thank sharon, and joelle. i remember when coach kerr was trying to explain this horrible 40 point loss that the warriors had sustained. and you said it kind of reminds me that the kid brought home the report card to the father, and the father said, what was it son? regard or ignorance? and the son said, i don't know and i don't care. when i got the job at ingleside, and i lived eight blocks away, i wondered if i would find the staff that knew and did care. when people would hear ingleside, they'd go oh, and you'd feel like they had this real emotion java tachment to the station. i found that the cops at i think will -- emotional attachment to the station. i found that the caps at ingleside have worked at the station for after average of 20 years. we find consistently that if all politics are local, all

today i rise to honor captain hart in our entire ingleside police station. captain hart has been at the ingleside police station for a little over a year or going on a year, in the short amount of time one of the most vexing problems we have had to deal with over a decade plus in the ingleside community excelsior parts of the lakeview, outer mission, cayuga mission terrace, bernal heights, it's the largest police district in the entire city of san francisco, or second largest. it covers a significant amount of ground, portola as well. in particular what i wanted to honor today and call out is the actions that were highlighted most recently the beginning of june. sunday morning around 7:00 in the morning, a phone call came in, guns and a gang fight ensued. and this was the remnants of these illegal gambling shacks and parlors, they have prostitution, they have violent activity and drugs and a tremendous amount of impact. i can't under state these operations and it's harder, i think for many of the colleagues i sit with on this board to understand what i'm tal

alicia hart, we appreciate talking to people who have had firsthand experience and can tell us the condition these kids are in and whether or not we should have hope that they will be reunited with their parents in any timely manner and it doesn't sound good. dr. hart, thank you. >> thank you. >> listen, everyday they're separated from their parents there's psychological wounds and the trauma gets worse. she said she was the first hug that eight-year-old had had in a month. >> we've got young kids. my kids are four photograph and two and a half and it's heartbreaking to hear this testimony from a doctor trying to help who is saying this policy is broken. we we need to take care of our borders but this is not humane and compassionate and we need people thinking humanely about these kids and the pain of trying to treat a knowledge without any knowledge of their medical history is heartbreaking and there has to be a better way. >> and the news today that they're using dna testing to match the parents with their children she shows they have no system in place. >> so they're relying on this tryin

. >> reporter: sacramento county sheriff's department detective james hart demonstrates how deputies can use their cell phones to capture an image of a possible suspect. >> taking measurements between different features of your eyes, nose, mouth, cheeks. >> reporter: in seconds the app provides a list of possible identifications based on booking photos. >> it was able to just based on your facial features pull up all the people that were all female. >> reporter: detective hart recently used this tool to help identify a suspect in the string of cell phone robberies across sacramento. >> it's a huge time saver and a force multiplier. >> reporter: the sergeant was one of the first in the department to be trained in facial recognition about four years ago. now all deputies and investigators can use it. >> crop it down just to like a portrait, picture portrait, of the subject. >> reporter: it can even help identify possible suspects through social media photos, surveillance images and even composite sketches. critics call the practice dangerous, but the sheriff's department says this isn'

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>> reporter: calling on his shortest friend kevin hart. so we had to build an 84-foot shark cage. i believe that's right. somebody -- well, we'll confirm it later but i believe it was 84 feet. that's a big cage. >> reporter: but prepping for his big dive. >> thak shaq's going in. >> reporter: not as simple as getting his fins wet. >> oh, there's a shark right next to me. don't worry about it, shaq. it's not going to hurt you. there it goes. it's going right for you. i got him. shaq, where did you go? >> can he do it? >> they're trying to kill me. >> we're all waiting with bated breath. >> the shark tried to kill me. >> can't wait to watch shark week kicks off sunday on discovery with shaq's special, shaq does shark week and coming up, camila cabello taking us have? follow the wta stars as they hit san jose the mubadala silicon valley classic where visionaries become victors july 30th to august 5th the us open series tickets on sale now ♪ >>> we are back now with our girl, camila cabello. the multiplatinum superstar touring with taylor swif

hart is a-y r veteran of the prince george's police department. he was already suspended for two months after accused of forging a signature so he could withdraw money from an account he shares withis ex-wife. only on news 4, a man once arrested and banned from theec districtse he jumped the white house fence is accused of anotherit brazen sec breach. scott macfarlane broke the story online just a few minutes ago. he's in our newsroom to tell us how it went down this time. scott? >> court records say the u.s. secret service arrestedonathan tran of california yet again. white ar h jumped the house fence and stayed on the wwn for 1 minutes and made it to a toor of thte house before he was arrested. two secret service employees lost their job shortly after. this all happened a couple months after president trump's inauguration. in a plea deal he was sentenceda to probation ordered to stay out of d.c. according to newra files was arrested again last week. the documents say the 27-year-old man unlawfully tried to enter the office of republican congress

his name was john hart and he was either super excited or super unfamiliar with how a phone works because he ended up recording himself throughout the entire proposal. >> did you have it backwards? you were filming yourself. >> aw, man. >> it's fine. >> as you can hear the man who proposed didn't seem too upset. other people there were recording when he popped the big question so they had video evidence. >> nice. >> and by the way, despite this kind of mess up, she said yes. >> maybe they did two takes, did it better the second time. >> i just like how he says oh, you turkey -- i'm going to bring that back. from all of us here at abc 7 news thanks for watching today. enjoy that hot weather. >> yeah, it's around for a couple more days. >> welcome to whiz kids week where today our young players are about to learn that the pressure of final exams is nothing compared to staring down the barrel of a million dollar question. let's see if they're up to the challenge. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] welcome to the show. ho

as fort tariff, honeywell says harted sours component from other countries other than china and s raised prices on some of its products. honeywell up nearly 4% tay to $153.13. >>> stanley black and becker, that company cut its profit for the year, that's largely dueo the cost tied to the settlement to clean up toxic con ttaminati at a super fund sight. va cor expects prices to accelerate this year thanks to rises in its brand sneakers. rangeler jeans reported a higher revenue as ecommerce and international sales also grew. 4% on the day94 9 >>> and buying private software for nearly $3 billion. stay street will now have access to a service platform thates g clients greater flexibility. stay street says more valuable inefficiencies will also arise transaction. >> we're simplifying their own operation. lowering theirnd cost most importantly, giving them access to data in a way they can inject back into theiren own inves process. it's a highly flexible system that utilized either our capabilities or the capabilities of others,ut in a seamless way. >> the company did say though that it will

. >> reporter: jack hart worries the comments could undermine national security. >> it's also not a terrible thing to have a good relationship with an adversary. i mean, that obviously has some value to it. but believing everything your adversary says is another thing. >> and president trump will meet today . more reaction on t former governor arnold schwarzenegger said this. >> when are you going to ask for an autograph or something, sold out the intelligence, justice system and worst of all, our country. >> newt gingrich tweeted this: a senator kamala harris: "trump flattered putin who attacked our democracy and insulted the brave men and women of our intelligence community." "it is disgraceful." in san francisco: some protesters are calling the president a traitor.. projecting this image onto the san francisco federal building. it also had political cartoons of mr. t ent vladamir p >>> in san francisco, some protesters are calling the president a traitor, projecting this image on to the san francisco federal building. >> we saw again donald trump side with russia and putin's interests spe

hartings underway in pakistan's tightly contested general election where millions have been casting their votes but the election has also been marred by allegations of fraud the nip elation and violence some of binge of it has more from the whore. they came to cause their ballots against the law. believes her vote is her strength . i thought it so our country can prosper i'm paralyzed but i came to because i love. to stop people from exercising that power a suicide attack happened outside a polling station the bomber was stopped as he tried to enter the busy area more than thirty people were killed. is an attempt to disrupt the political process but people will not be affected by this. and for the most part they were not millions came out to vote even for those convicted of corruption and serving jail time to get. my vote this for no as me forget the criticism our heart is with. the rights activists it brings concerns about people manipulation in these elections and internationally wanted to say not enough observers were there due to bureaucratic delays and we have just a hundred and twen

well joining us now from cambridge is simon hart simon is the senior innovation the smart infrastructure at innovate u.k. good have you with us simon so first of all tell us how does it work how do you print a house. so three d. printing in housing is a relatively new technology and it works much the same way as regular three d. printing. a substrate plastic of concrete is extruded liquid form in layers and these layers are built up until you get the end product that you're looking for but i guess it's not the sort of devaney not the sort of printer i have in the office how complex a set of machinery and infrastructure are we talking about when it comes to printing homes well actually that the technology is actually relatively mature in smaller scale so small scale three d. printers have been available even for domestic use for many years now what you're doing with with a large scale three d. printer is really extending the scale and the size of that three d. printer but there's a fundamental difference is that domestic three d. printers will typically use plastic they will heat up the p